In Diane Keeton’s science class at Washington Elementary, Jaden Londigan, left, and Brayden Fuller use their skills to measure liquids in graduated cylinders.
When students at Clinton High School return from fall break there will be a new notification system in place to immediately alert parents whenever their child is absent without approval.
Two men, one from Clinton and one from Weatherford, are charged with two counts of kidnapping and two of first-degree robbery in an incident that occurred Aug. 30. One of
Dylan Abner, shown here, was among Clinton firemen who responded to a semi rollover shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday on Interstate 40 near Stafford Road east of Foss. No injuries
The Oklahoma Western Heifer Show will again be held in Clinton with monetary assistance from the city’s Lodging Tax. However, Anthony Moore, who turned in the fund request this year,
The outside construction expert hired by the Clinton Board of Education to provide it with a second opinion for the upcoming bond issue delivered his report this week. Daniel Jardine
Friends enjoying the Junior Service League annual spaghetti dinner are, from left, Grace Spradlin, Eva Lee Stewart and Pam Lafleur.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 17 MEETING: Native Outreach Baptist Chapel to hold a Bible study and prayer at the Clinton Community Hall on Dog Patch Road. Meets every Thursday except for funerals
Third-graders from Melissa Davis’s class at Arapaho-Butler Elementary wrote and illustrated books to send to El Paso, Texas, schools Hillside Elementary and Tom Lea Elementary, to show their support. Students
Washington Elementary science students studying cell theory are, from left, Kenzie Watson, Samantha Meraz, Brandon Rodriguez and Jessica Conway.